High Point Woman's Club Holds General Meeting at Y W C A
The High Point Woman's Club met at the Young Women's Christian Association Building after a 3:30 p m session. President Mrs G I Humphreys led as reports on Give-A-Lunch for needy city children were presented and funds noted. Dr P B E Lindley of High Point College spoke on social control and the home, echoing praise from principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
Oung Woman's Christian Assention
Rs. G. I. Humphreys
Floyd Wilson
Wilm
A. E. Frazier
Lions
Raleigh
Rs. C. C. Hayworth
D. J. Gorman
High Point
Reid Marsh
Mae Kirkman
Humphreys
P. BE. Lindley
High Point College
Dr. Lindley
Melvin Hayes
A. W. Robertson
R. S. Quigley
W O T Club Hostess Mrs R K Stewart Hosts Meeting
Mrs R K Stewart acted as hostess for the regular meeting of the W O T Club at her West Farriss Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Members discussed current events in response to roll call. Mrs W C Jones reviewed a new book about the mauve age and its colorful figures. Guests were served at a tea table arranged with nandina decor, with numerous members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
W. O. T. Club
West Farriss
J. D. Cox
W. C. Jones
H. N. Phillips
Nandina
Claud
Mes J. D. Cox
Parker
W. C. Idol
A. S. Caldwell
Helen “Smith
Moses John Abels
J. M
Galis
BE. J. Payne
A. Sherrod
Pentagon Club elects new officer at weekly meeting
Members of the Girls' Pentagon Club were entertained at a weekly meeting last evening when Miss Alice Bit and Miss Ruth Spicer were mentioned in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Pentaclub
Alice Bit
Ruth Spicer
Hillcrest Drive Club Forms New Officers
Clark were associate hostesses as the meeting at Hillcrest drive elected officers for the year. Ruth Spicer Clark became president, Mildred Crowder vice president, Mildred Furgurson secretary, Jack lyn McMullan treasurer, and Patricia Hall publicity chairman. Fourteen members attended the social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hillcrest Drive
Ruth Spicer Clark
Mildred Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Jacklyn McMullan
Patricia Hall
Community Arts Club Opens New Year Under Mrs Thomas
The Community Arts Club met for its first New Year gathering at 3 pm with Mrs J N Thomas as hostess on Scott Street. New president Mrs L H Warren led the meeting and a Christmas baskets delivery report was read. Miss Birdie Smith won the prize in the drawing, followed by a social hour with hand crafts and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
J. N. Thomas
Scott Street
L. H. Warren
Birdie Smith
H. G. Rothrock
T. J. Underwood
F. A. Stewart
Harvey Gibson
Frank Campbell
H. L. Speas
Lemmon
Birth Announced for Son in Archdale Area
Mr and Mrs Everett English of Archdale announce the birth of a son at Burrus Memorial hospital on January 2 weighing eight pounds. The notice also lists engagements and social items from Archdale and Greensboro area society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Everett English
Archdale
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emery Wood Country Club Holds First Postreorganization Meeting
The Emery Wood Country Club holds its first annual meeting since reorganization with full membership urged. President Amos Kearns says officers and a Board of Directors for the ensuing year will be elected at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Also on Friday at 3:30 p.m. the Laura Wes son chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs. L. G. Robichaux’s Rockford Road home. At 3:30 p.m. the Canterbury club meets at Mrs. W. F. Ellis’s Otteray Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Pge
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Emerywood Country Club
Amos Kearns
Laura Wesson
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Simmons
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
Otteray Drive
Illnesses and visits noted from Monthewa avenue to Archdale area
Mrs W R Shaffer and three children Betty Dick and Cath erine Ann have influenza but improving at home on Monthew avenue. Miss Bertie Edgeworth of Mount Croghan S C visits Archdale with the Moores for about two weeks. Miss Carrie Moore ill at Archdale in bed for several days. Mrs R R Blackburn recovering at Monthew avenue after a week of influenza. Bill Forster of North Hamilton street underwent appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Misses Louise York and Jo Gibson return to Salem College Winston Salem to resume studies after holidays. Mrs J K Lippert and Miss Margaret Ford leave for New York City after visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Whitener on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shaffer
Betty
Catherine Ann
Montheu Avenue
Bertie Edgeworth
Mount Croghan
8. C
Bill Forster
North
Hamilton Street
Guilford General Hospital
Louise York
Jo Gibson
Salem College
Winston-Salem
J. K. Lippert
Margaret Ford
New York City
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Wesley Memorial Mothers Class Plan Friday Meeting
The Mothers Class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at 1108 Johnson Street. Mrs H G White will host and discuss The Dollar Sign In Family Life with Mrs R C Hubbard leading the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
H. G. White
Johnson Street
R. C. Hubbard
Emerywood Club to Elect Officers This Evening
Emerywood Country Club members are urged to attend the first annual meeting since re organization tonight at 730. The nominating committee will present a slate for officers and directors while finance committee members are also listed. Current officers include Amos R. Kearns president and H A Millis vice president with R Lynn Trout as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Amos R. Kearns
L. C. Matton
I. P. Ingle
Forrest Murray
Mr. Kearns
H. A. Millis
R. Lynn Trout
Fred Eshelman
Welch Harriss
Herman Smith
T. Ingram, Sr
J. W. Lindsay
W. T. Powell
R. K. Young
J. A. Morris
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
H. N. Phillips
T. Ingram
Cities And Counties Have Paid Only One Per Cent Of Relief
Raleigh report shows North Carolina cities and counties paid 178000 dollars, under 1 percent of 25000000 relief outlay. Federal officials threaten cuts unless the state or units fund more. Winston-Salem tops contributions with 40000 dollars. Pure-blooded Indians make up over one third of Mexico’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thomas O'Berry
North Carolina
Ment
Winston-Salem
Mexico
Baby Bobby Joe Bogle Dies of Pneumonia
Bobby Joe Bogle fifteen months old, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Bogle of 163 Mill street, died yesterday afternoon at their home from pneumonia. Survived by his parents, funeral services set for Friday at 10 30 am at the home conducted by Rev T R Howard of the Pentecostal Holiness church. Burial will follow in the Ranchman Holiness church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loving-Frazier
Lee Frazier
Lucille
Norris Loving
High Point
Danville
Mr. Dunglinson
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Loving
Bobby Joe Bogle
Ernest Bogle
Mill Street
Rev
T. R. Howard
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Rancheman Holiness Church
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Y. W.C.A
Moffitt’s
North Main
Mrs. Thomas
Miss Spangle
Naomi Ruth Spangle
Lena Stout
W. &. Spangle
Naomi Spangle
Ancy Hinshaw
Rose Perry
John Hinshaw
Edgar Smith
Austin Frye
Myron Boldin
Spangle
Morristown
Tennessee
E. W. Beck
Gilbert Street
Bain Iil
Greensboro Hospital
Friends of
A. M. Bain
Meadow Street
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Carrie Moore
R. R. Blackburn
Monthew Avenue
Robert Walls
King Street
Robert Donald
Wall
Velma Mullis
Strusa Club
Altrusa Club
Central Friends Church
Emerywood Club
Ladies’ Shop
Quality Shoe Store
Apter
Perkinson
Jewelers
Rones Jewelry CO
Main St
Efird
Carolina
Efird’s Department Store
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
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